Chippewa Books in Order
Chippewa is a series of 5 books written by Cassie Edwards.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Chippewa books in publication order
5 books
Savage Obsession
by Cassie Edwards
1983
After losing her parents and being kidnapped, Lorinda Odell encounters Chippewa warrior Yellow Feather. Fear gives way to attraction, but their bond develops amid violence, competing loyalties, and dangers that complicate the life they might build together.
Savage Innocence
by Cassie Edwards
1984
Danette leaves small-town Minnesota seeking adventure and finds an unexpected bond with Chippewa warrior Gray Wolf. Following him into his world offers the life she imagined, but betrayal and competing ambitions threaten the love developing between them.
Savage Heart
by Cassie Edwards
1985
Christa's brother plans to escape their poverty by marrying her to a wealthy older man in the Pacific Northwest. Her love for Suquamish chief Tall Cloud defies that arrangement and faces danger from family opposition and a rival enemy.
Savage Torment
by Cassie Edwards
1985
Judith McMahon inherits responsibilities in her father's lumber business, bringing her into conflict with Chippewa leader Strong Hawk. Their attraction crosses the divide between her ambitions and his concern for a wilderness and way of life under threat.
Savage Paradise
by Cassie Edwards
1987
Mariana Fowler struggles with the hardships of Minnesota Territory until Chippewa warrior Lone Hawk saves her life. Their attraction offers a different future, but hatred and opposition surrounding their forbidden relationship threaten everything they hope to share.
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